marrakech 課后習(xí)題答案

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英語(yǔ)marrakech課后答案

詞匯(Vocabulary)

thread(v.):passthroughbytwisting，turning，orweavinginandout穿過(guò)，通過(guò)

pomegranate(n.):aroundfruitwithared，leatheryrindandmanyseedscoveredwithred，juicy，edibleflesh;thebushorsmalltreethatbearsit石榴;石榴樹

chant(n.):asimpleliturgicalsonginwhichastringofsyllablesorwordsissungtoeachtune(禮拜儀式唱的)單調(diào)的歌

bier(n.):aplatformorportableframeworkonwhichacoffinorcorpseisplaced棺材架;尸體架

hack(v.):breakup(1and)withahoe，mattock，etc.(用鋤等)翻地，挖(土)

oblong(adj.):longerthanbroad;elongated長(zhǎng)方形的

lumpy(adj.):fulloflumps;coveredwithlumps多塊狀物的;凹凸不平的

hummocky(a.):fulloforlookinglikelow，roundedhills布滿小丘的;似小圓丘的

derelict(adj.):desertedbytheowner;abandoned;forsaken無(wú)主的;被遺棄的

lot(n.):aplotofground一塊地

undifferentiated(adj.):withoutclearqualitiesordistinctivecharacteristics無(wú)區(qū)分的;無(wú)顯著特點(diǎn)的

mound(n.):aheaporbankofearth，sand，etc.builtoveragrave，inafortification，etc.土堆;堤;墳堆

prickly(adj.):fullofprickles多刺的

pricklypear:anyofagenusofcactusplantshavingcylindricalorlarge，flat，ovalstemjointsandediblefruits仙人掌(屬)

bumpy(adj.):fullofbumps;rough;jolting曲折不平的;顛簸的;震搖的

gazelle(n.):anyofvarioussmall，swift，gracefulantelopes瞪羚

hindquarter(n.):eitherofthetwohindlegsandtheadjoiningloinofacarcassofveal，beef，lamb，etc.;[p1.]thehindpartofafourleggedanimal(牛、羊、豬等的)后腿肉;[復(fù)](四肢動(dòng)物的)后軀

nibble(v.):takesmall，cautious，orgentlebites小口地咬;慎重地咬(啃)

butt(v.):strikeorpushwiththeheadorhorns：ramwiththehead(用頭或角)撞擊;頂撞

midair(n.):anypointinspace，notincontactwiththegroundorothersurface空中;上空

navvy(n.):nunskilledlaborer，asoncanals，roads，etc.勞工;無(wú)特殊技術(shù)的工人

sidle(v.):movesideways，esp.inashyorstealthymanner(羞怯或偷偷地)側(cè)身行走

stow(v.):packorstoreaway;fillbypackinginanorderlyway裝載;裝進(jìn);保藏municipalityn.acity，town.etc.havingitsownincorporatedgovernmentforlocalaffairs自治市(或鎮(zhèn))

ghetto(n.):(incertainEuropeancities)asectiontowhichJewswereformerlyrestricted(某些歐洲城市中從前的)猶太人居住區(qū)

sore(adj.):givingorfeelingphysicalpain;painful苦痛的;感到苦痛的

skullcap(n.):alight，closefitting，brimlesscap，usuallywornindoors(室內(nèi)戴的)無(wú)沿便帽

infest(v.):overrunorinhabitinlargenumbers，usuallysoastobeharmfulorbothersome;swarminorover(蟲害等)侵?jǐn)_;騷擾;集中

booth(n.):astallforthesaleofgoods，asatmarketsorfairs(市場(chǎng)或集市上的)貨攤;攤店，攤棚

prehistoric(adj.):pertainingtoancienttimes，veryold-fashioned老式的;古舊的

warp(v.):becomebentortwistedoutofshape變彎曲;變歪

frenzied(adj.):fullofuncontrolledexcitement瘋狂的，狂亂的

clamour(v.):makealoudconfusednoiseorshout;cryout喧嚷，喧囂，吵鬧

grope(v.):feelorsearchaboutblindly，hesitantly，oruncertainly摸索;探究

self-contained(adj.):havingwithinoneselforitselfallthatisnecessary;self-sufficient，asacommunity自給自足的

witchcraft(n.):thepowerorpracticesofwitches:blackmagic;sorcery巫術(shù);魔法

square(adj.[colloq.]):satisfying;solid;substantial[口]令人滿足的;充實(shí)的

conspicuous(adj.):attractingattentionbybeingunexpected，unusual，outstanding惹人注目的，惹眼的

grove(n.):orchard果園

legionnaire(n.):amemberofalegion軍團(tuán)的成員

backbreaking(adj.):requiringgreatphysicalexertion;verytiring費(fèi)勁的;辛苦的，累人的

desolate(adj.):uninhabited;deserted荒無(wú)人煙的，荒蕪的

lucerne(n.):atypeofplantwhoseleavesgrowingroupsofthreeandwhichisusedforfeedingfarmanimals紫花苜蓿

fodder(n.):gorsefoodforcattle，horses，sheep，etc.ascornstalks，hayandstraw(牛、馬、羊的)粗飼料;飼草

yoke(v.):putayokeon;jointogether;link用軛連起;連合;連結(jié)

harrow(n.):aheavyframewithspikesorsharpedgeddisks，drawnbyahorse0rtractorandusedforbreakingupandlevelingplowedground，coveringseeds，rootingupweeds，etc.耙

furrow(n.):anarrowgroovemadeinthegroundbyaplow溝，畦;犁溝

trickle(n.):theactoftrickling;aslow，smallflow滴，淌;細(xì)流;

習(xí)題全解

Ⅰ.

Marrakech:inwestcentralMorocco,attheNorthernfootofthehighAtlas,130milessouthofCasablanca,thechiefseaport.Thecityrenownedforleathergoods,isoneoftheprincipalcommercialcentersofMorocco.Itwasfoundedin1062andwasthecapitalofMoroccofromthenuntil1147andagainfrom1550to1660.ItwascapturedbytheFrenchin1912,whenitsmoderngrowthbegan.Ithasextremelyhotsummersbutmildwinters.Yearlyrainfallis9inchesandlimitedtowintermonths.ThecitywasformerlyalsocalledMorocco.

Morocco:LocatedinNorthAfrica,ontheMediterraneanSeaandtheAtlanticOcean.MoroccoisthefarthestwestofalltheArabcountries.Rabatisthecapital.Theestimatedpopulationin1973was15,600,000.About2000B.C.itwassettledbyBerbertribes,whohaveformedthebasisofthepopulationeversince.TheArabsinvadedMoroccointhe7thcentury,bringingwiththemIslam.Fromtheendofthe17thcenturyuntiltheearly19thcenturyMoroccowasalmostentirelyfreefromforeigninfluence.Butin1912,aFranco-SpanishagreementdividedMoroccointo4administrativezones.Itgainedindependencein1956andbecameaconstitutionalmonarchyin1957.MoroccoisamemberoftheUnitedNations,theLeagueofArabStates,andtheOrganizationofAfricanUnity.Moroccansaremainlyfarmers(70%)whotrytogrowtheirownfood.Theyoftenusecamels,donkeysandmulestopulltheirplows.Inthesouthafewtribesmenstill,wanderfromplacetoplaceinthedesert.

Ⅱ.

1.Herearefivethingshedescribestoshowpoverty-(a)theburialofthepoorinhabitants(b)anArabNavvy,anemployeeofthemunicipality,beggingforapieceofbread(c)themiserablelivesoftheJewsintheghettoes~(d)cultivationofthepoorsoil;(e)theoldwomencarryingfirewood.

2.Seeparagraphs1and2.

3.Alltheimperialistsbuilduptheirempiresbytreatingthepeopleinthecoloniesasanimalsinsteadofashumanberags.

4.MedievalghettoeswereprobablyliketheJewishquartersinMarrakech--overcrowded,thousandsofpeoplelivinginanarrowstreet,housescompletelywindowless,andthewholeareadirtyandunhygienic.

5.IfHitlerwerehere,alltheJewswouldhavebeenmassacred.

6.Thosewhoworkwiththeirhandsarepartlyinvisible.ItsonlybecauseofthisthatthestarvedcountriesofAsiaandAfricaareacceptedastouristresorts.Thepeoplearenottreatedashumanbeings,anditisonthisfactthatallcolonialempiresareinrealityfounded.

7.Seeparagraph18.

8.Theoldwomanwassurprisedbecausesomeonewastakingnoticeofherandtreatingherasahumanbeing.Sheacceptedherstatusasanoldwoman,thatistosay,asabeastofburden.

9.Everywhitemanthought.Howmuchlongercanwegoonkiddingthesepeople?Howlongbeforetheyturntheirgunsintheotherdirection?Theyknewtheycouldnotgoonfoolingtheseblackpeopleanylonger.Somedaytheywouldriseupinrevoltandfreethemselves.

Ⅲ.

1.Yes,itis.InthisessayOrwelldenouncestheevilsofcolonialismorimperialismbymercilesslyexposingthepoverty,miseryanddegradationofthenativepeopleinthecolonies.

2.Hemanagestoshowthatheisoutragedatthespectacleofmisery,first,throughtheappropriateuseofwordssecond,throughthecleverchoiceofthesceneshede